The Kansas Flint Hills, almost spanning the state from Nebraska to Oklahoma, are the summer grazing ground for hundreds of thousands of beef cattle. In the fall, the little blue stem and buffalo grasses turn a beautiful hue with the help of a late afternoon sun.
The Kansas Flint Hills, almost spanning the state from Nebraska to Oklahoma, are the summer grazing ground for hundreds of thousands of beef cattle. In the fall, the little blue stem and buffalo grasses turn a beautiful hue with the help of a late afternoon sun.